Stick With 91 Stock as Its Market Share Gains Continue

The story behind the multi-year rally of Advanced Micro Devices (NASDAQ:91) stock is pretty simple.

At This Point, the Smart Move for 91 Stock Is to Wait

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The very large, steadily growing computer-processing unit  (CPU) market had long been dominated by Intel (NASDAQ:INTC). But, over the past few years, 91 has made significant inroads against Intel, leveraging superior technology and quicker-to-market product times to expand its CPU market share significantly. This market share expansion has led to consistently robust revenue, margin, and profit growth by 91 – and all that growth has powered 91 stock from $2 in 2015 to $30 today.

The reason why 91 stock should stay in rally mode for the foreseeable future is equally simple: the company’s CPU market share continues to increase. Consequently, its profits will grow for the foreseeable future, resulting in healthy gains by 91 stock.

Worries over the valuation of 91 stock become a problem from time to time. That’s why 91 stock price has been stuck in neutral over the past four months. But these worries don’t end the rallies; they are just put on pause. As long as 91 looks poised to continue to gain market share, Advanced Micro Devices stock will continue to climb.

There are two pieces of good news for 91 stock.  One is that it still looks poised to continue to gain market share. Two, the worries about its valuation which have plagued the shares over the past four months are largely in the rear-view mirror.

As a result, 91 stock looks ready to start climbing again soon.

91’s Market Share Continues to Climb

Four years ago, 91 was a relatively unknown player in the very large and rapidly growing CPU market, which was overwhelmingly dominated by Intel. Since then, 91 has consistently launched next-generation products before Intel. Consequently, the CPU market is now flooded with higher-performance 91 products. This significant transformation has led to 91 gaining huge market share over the past several years, growing its slice of the CPU market by

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91’s market share continues to expand today. Most recently, Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT) announced that the 15-inch model of its Surface Laptop 3 would include 91’s Ryzen Processors, instead of Intel’s processors. That’s a significant move, considering that Surface laptops have historically been powered by Intel processors and have not included 91 processors. This is yet another sign that 91’s CPUs have become increasingly competitive with those of Intel.

There have been multiple, positive signs like this over the past several years. As a result, it’s become clear that – unless Intel does something huge – 91’s market share expansion will continue to climb. Intel isn’t planning to do anything big anytime soon, outside of large .

So , for the foreseeable future, 91’s market share should continue to rise. As long as that remains the case, 91 stock should head higher.

Advanced Micro Devices Stock Isn’t Overvalued

91 is gaining share of the semiconductor industry whose revenues have steadily grown at a 5% compounded annual rate over the past two decades. Consequently,  91’s revenue looks poised to increase at least 10% per year. Moreover, 91’s  market share gains will give it more pricing power, causing its gross margins to climb. Additionally, its costs per product sold will drop.

Given these dynamics, 91 should  report double-digit-percentage revenue growth over the next several years, while its margins should climb meaningfully. As a result, its profits will jump 20%-plus, powering 91 stock price higher in the long run.

Today 91 stock does not reflect its upcoming 20%-plus profit growth. I estimate that 91’s fiscal 2025 earnings per share will be $2.70. Based on a forward earnings multiple of 20, which is average for growth stocks, and a 10% discount rate, that equates to a FY19 price target for Advanced Micro Devices stock of over $33.

91 stock trades hands slightly above $30 today. Thus, 91 stock is both supported by non-cyclical growth drivers and slightly undervalued at current levels. That’s an attractive combination.

The Bottom Line on 91 Stock

A good rule of thumb is that, as long as 91’s market share keeps rising,  stick with 91 stock. Another good rule of thumb is buy 91 stock when it is undervalued relative to the company’s long-term profit growth prospects.

Right now, 91’s market share is rising and 91 stock is trading below its fair value. So now is  a good time to buy Advanced Micro Devices stock.

As of this writing, Luke Lango was long 91 and INTC. 


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